Covid: 35 new community cases today, more Omicron in MIQ
There were more than twice as many new cases in MIQ than in the community yesterday.
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The effort to boost Māori Covid-19 vaccinations is being hampered by a shortage of nurses.
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Plans starting for 2023 tribal river journey
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A total of 1700 doses are required for Whanganui to hit 90 per cent double- jabbed.
Keeping safe in and on the water this summer
"Know your limits and the water you're in."
Athletics: Weekly parkrun makes successful return
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Kiwis 18 and over can get their booster dose if it's been four months since their second.
Whanganui Summer Programme: Activities for January 10-15
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Will Whanganui East pool open this summer?
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31 new cases in the community - new border-related Omicron case
The interval between second and booster vaccine doses drops to four months tomorrow.
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'We are keeping the marae warm'
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New water scheme for Ohakea
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Live: 27 Covid cases today; 44 people in hospital; no Omicron in community
Twelve cases in Auckland, seven in Waikato, seven in the Bay of Plenty and one in Lakes.
Iwi collective's Covid-19 data system guides rapid response jab rollout
Mobile vaccination units can be sent "exactly to where the people really need us".